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- Found this interesting: Proton Pass brings folders and detailed autofill controls
- Found this interesting: Ubuntu 26.10 is here with Linux 7.3 kernel, GNOME 51, Rust coreutils & Myna speech-to-text
- Found this interesting: Epic Games introduces new vibe coded launcher and confirms Fortnite is coming to Linux
Gotta give it to them. At least they didn't hide the truth and are honest about their AI use. Don't use Epic Game Store anyway. I mostly use GOG Galaxy, coz Steam's ownership policy sucks.
The king (X11) is dead, long live the king (Wayland). But seriously, Wayland is the future on Linux, as is more secure and private than X11. Here are some resons why dropping X11 is the right thing: https://community.kde.org/Plasma/X11_Known_Significant_Issues
30 years old and still as kool as ever. It definitely aged better than most people I know...
Good, Wayland is more secure
- Found this interesting: Mozilla releases Firefox 158 with JPEG XL support and faster form-filling in Smart Windows
- Found this interesting: KDE Plasma 6.8 launches on community's 30th birthday, retiring X11 in favor of Wayland
- Found this interesting: Gitea Runner 5.0.0 expands checkout and requires Git 2.34.1
Still miffed about the AI-related enhancements, but it's a solid app to manage my Kobo reader
- Found this interesting: Calibre 9.16 adds Kokoro voices for read aloud, Camoufox integration & updated Kobo driver
- Found this interesting: Bootstrap returns with version 6 Alpha, bringing ground-up modernization of the framework
- Found this interesting: Python 3.15 is here with faster JIT compiler, explicit lazy imports, and UTF-8 by default
- Found this interesting: Geekbench 7.1 adds CUDA support on Windows on ARM and Linux
- Found this interesting: Duck.ai lets users share chats with expiring private links
- Found this interesting: Immich 3.3 brings people sharing, bithday memories, new OCR models and synced OAuth claims
- Found this interesting: MusicBrainz Picard 3.0 brings new plugin system, Apple Silicon support and UI enhancements
- Found this interesting: Claude now integrates with Google Workspace to edit your Google Docs, Sheets & Slides docs
- Found this interesting: Wine 11.19 brings vertical text support in GDIPlus, Unicode 18.0 & caching for DNS queries
The fact that Orion is not based on Chromium appeals to me. I sincerely hope this contributes towards keeping the diversity of browser engines alive and not Chromium-heavy.
- Found this interesting: Kagi ends development of Orion for Linux and Windows, open sources code to community
- Found this interesting: Thunderbird breaks ground on long-awaited native iPhone & iPad email application
- Found this interesting: Zen browser 1.23b introduces library system to organize history, media, downloads & spaces
These LLMs are all gradually heading in this direction. While going crazy to get data centres out there, the freebies will be virtually gone and we'd be forced onto it as well as pay ridiculous amounts. I wish more power to the anti-AI movement